Traditional Knowledge, Phytochemistry, and Biological Properties of Vachellia tortilis

Keyphrases

• Ailments 50%
• Anti-inflammatory Activity 50%
• Anti-inflammatory Effect 50%
• Anticancer 50%
• Antidiabetic 100%
• Antimicrobial Activity 50%
• Antioxidant 50%
• Antiparasitic 100%
• Antiproliferative Activity 50%
• Apoptosis Induction 50%
• Arabian Peninsula 50%
• Asthma 50%
• Biological Properties 100%
• Cell Membrane 50%
• Cell Proliferation 50%
• Chalcone 50%
• Clinical Application 50%
• Diabetes 50%
• Essential Oil Compounds 50%
• Ethnomedicinal Uses 50%
• Fabaceae 50%
• Fatty Acids 50%
• Fatty Alcohols 50%
• Flavonoids 50%
• Google Scholar 50%
• Hepatitis 50%
• Inflammatory Mediators 50%
• Knowledge Property 100%
• Medicinal Plants 50%
• Middle East 50%
• Molecular Processes 50%
• Monosaccharides 50%
• Northeast Africa 50%
• Organic Extracts 50%
• Pharmacodynamics 50%
• Pharmacokinetics 50%
• Physiological Processes 50%
• Phytochemical Study 50%
• Phytochemicals 50%
• Phytochemistry 100%
• Phytocompounds 50%
• PubMed 50%
• ScienceDirect 50%
• SciFinder 50%
• Scopus 50%
• Semi-arid Region 50%
• Southern Africa 50%
• Traditional Knowledge 100%
• Traditional Medicine 50%
• Ultrastructural Changes 50%
• Vachellia Tortilis 100%
• Web of Science 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Anti-Inflammatory Drug 50%
• Antidiabetic Agent 100%
• Antifungal Agent 50%
• Antiinfective Agent 100%
• Antiinflammatory Activity 50%
• Antioxidant 50%
• Antiparasitic Activity 50%
• Asthma 50%
• Burn 50%
• Chalcone Derivative 50%
• Essential Oil 50%
• Fabaceae 50%
• Fatty Acid 50%
• Fatty Alcohol 50%
• Flavonoid 50%
• Malignant Neoplasm 50%
• Medicinal Plant 50%
• Monosaccharide 50%
• Pharmacodynamics 50%
• Pharmacokinetics 50%
• Phytochemical 100%
• Phytochemistry 100%
• Vachellia tortilis 100%